Restaurant, Retail
Three engineering trends shaping the hospitality market
When approaching projects within the hospitality industry, engineering consultants must weigh the wants and needs of many different stakeholders
Wind and rain resistant patio heater
The Wind Blocker is ideal for restaurant patios, outdoor entertainment and dining areas as well as residential patios and porches. The new product offers two heat settings. This new heater can operate on a powerful 34,000 Btu/Hr. on colder days or a softer 24,00 Btu/Hr. on milder days.
Turning old buildings into community coffee shops
Building renovation is complicated, and often times more challenging than building ground up because you have to take into account existing conditions, and prepare yourself for a lot of unknowns.
The future of retail: 5 takeaways from ICSC Centerbuild
Learn the top 5 trends to watch for when designing retail environments according to experts at Henderson Engineers.
Video: Case Studies on the Effective Use of Energy Analytics
This presentation explains how the use of analytic software and diagnostic tools are increasing and may help uncover hidden operational opportunities.
Case study: Sprinklers and smoke detection
Based on several tests, hotel occupancy can be safer with both smoke detectors and sprinklers.
Case study: Complex fire alarm system
Resorts require fire alarm systems with several devices connected to the fire alarm control unit.
Ask an Engineering Expert: What trends do you see in the design of hotels and resorts?
In this installment of our Ask an Engineering Expert series, Cameron Collins, Principal at RTM Engineering Consultants, answers the question: What trends do you see in the design of hotels and resorts?
How hospitality design makes spaces (of all types) better for users
Learn how hospitality design can help organizations push new boundaries, achieve competitive differentiation, and bolster recruitment and retention.
Designing sports arenas, theaters, and other specialty structures: Automation, controls, and technology
Specialty facilities like sports stadiums and theaters have to do more than host the entertainment these days—they’re full of technological bells and whistles and high client expectations especially in regards to automation and controls.